intermediate files if ungrib is to be run on multiple sources of GRIB data. Default value is'FILE'.D. METGRID sectionThis section defines variables used only by the metgrid program. Typically, the user willbe interested in the fg_name variable, and may need to modify other variables of thissection less frequently.1. FG_NAME : A list of character strings specifying the path and prefix of ungribbeddata files. The path may be relative or absolute, and the prefix should contain allcharacters of the filenames up to, but not including, the colon preceding the date. Whenmore than one fg_name is specified, and the same field is found in two or more inputsources, the data in the last encountered source will take priority over all precedingsources for that field. Default value is an empty list (i.e., no meteorological fields).2. CONSTANTS_NAME : A list of character strings specifying the path and fullfilename of ungribbed data files which are time-invariant. The path may be relative orabsolute, and the filename should be the complete filename; since the data are assumed tobe time-invariant, no date will be appended to the specified filename. Default value is anempty list (i.e., no constant fields).3. IO_FORM_METGRID : The <strong>WRF</strong> I/O API format that the output created by themetgrid program will be written in. Possible options are: 1 for binary; 2 for NetCDF; 3for GRIB1. When option 1 is given, output files will have a suffix of .int; when option 2is given, output files will have a suffix of .nc; when option 3 is given, output files willhave a suffix of .gr1. Default value is 2 (NetCDF).4. OPT_OUTPUT_FROM_METGRID_PATH : A character string giving the path, eitherrelative or absolute, to the location where output files from metgrid should be written to.The default value is the current working directory (i.e., the default value is './').5. OPT_METGRID_TBL_PATH : A character string giving the path, either relative orabsolute, to the METGRID.TBL file; the path should not contain the actual file name, asMETGRID.TBL is assumed, but should only give the path where this file is located.Default value is './metgrid/'.6. OPT_IGNORE_DOM_CENTER : A logical value, either .TRUE. or .FALSE.,specifying whether, for times other than the initial time, interpolation of meteorologicalfields to points on the interior of the simulation domain should be avoided in order todecrease the runtime of metgrid. This option currently has no effect. Default value is.FALSE..<strong>WRF</strong>-NMM V3: User’s Guide 3-37
Description of GEOGRID.TBL OptionsThe GEOGRID.TBL file is a text file that defines parameters of each of the data sets tobe interpolated by geogrid. Each data set is defined in a separate section, with sectionsbeing delimited by a line of equality symbols (e.g., ‘==============’). Within eachsection, there are specifications, each of which has the form of keyword=value. Somekeywords are required in each data set section, while others are optional; some keywordsare mutually exclusive with other keywords. Below, the possible keywords and theirexpected range of values are described.1. NAME : A character string specifying the name that will be assigned to theinterpolated field upon output. No default value.2. PRIORITY : An integer specifying the priority that the data source identified in thetable section takes with respect to other sources of data for the same field. If a field has nsources of data, then there must be n separate table entries for the field, each of whichmust be given a unique value for priority in the range [1, n]. No default value.3. DEST_TYPE : A character string, either categorical or continuous, that tellswhether the interpolated field from the data source given in the table section is to betreated as a continuous or a categorical field. No default value.4. INTERP_OPTION : A sequence of one or more character strings, which are the namesof interpolation methods to be used when horizontally interpolating the field. Availableinterpolation methods are: average_4pt, average_16pt, wt_average_4pt,wt_average_16pt, nearest_neighbor, four_pt, sixteen_pt, search,average_gcell(r); for the grid cell average method (average_gcell), the optionalargument r specifies the minimum ratio of source data resolution to simulation gridresolution at which the method will be applied; unless specified, r = 0.0, and the option isused for any ratio. When a sequence of two or more methods are given, the methodsshould be separated by a + sign. No default value.5. SMOOTH_OPTION : A character string giving the name of a smoothing method to beapplied to the field after interpolation. Available smoothing options are: 1-2-1, smthdesmth,and smth-desmth_special (ARW only). Default value is null (i.e., nosmoothing is applied).6. SMOOTH_PASSES : If smoothing is to be performed on the interpolated field,smooth_passes specifies an integer number of passes of the smoothing method to applyto the field. Default value is 1.7. REL_PATH : A character string specifying the path relative to the path given in thenamelist variable geog_data_path. A specification is of the general formRES_STRING:REL_PATH, where RES_STRING is a character string identifying thesource or resolution of the data in some unique way and may be specified in the namelistvariable geog_data_res, and REL_PATH is a path relative to geog_data_path where<strong>WRF</strong>-NMM V3: User’s Guide 3-38
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